Scraping noise while turning

[Grewzuff]

Well this is something I have not come across yet on this car. This afternoon while heading out of the neighborhood, I was driving around a long left curve at around 25 mph when it sounded like a small animal ran into the back right side of the car. I stopped and took a look. No animals or dents in the back passenger door. So I drive on and after a couple of right turns I take a left turn. That is when I heard this scraping noise. Just about every left turn I hear a scraping noise and even over some bumps. I have not tried to single out which wheel on a bump but I am sure it is the right rear wheel. I am sure I am in need of a visit to the dealership, but any thoughts on what this could be?

 

[MerlintheMad]

Your video is too short to get anything out of it. Go directly to the dealer. Describe exactly what happened. Take a tech on a ride, that is even better, before putting the car in the air. It sounds like you ran over something and it is caught in a wheel well or wedged in an undercarriage panel.

 

[Grewzuff]

That is the thing on the noise. It is always that short, quick sound. Once, sometimes twice, and occasionally does not happen.

 

[Waynerm002]

That sounds like inside the car. Do you still have any plastics on the bottom of the steering wheel/column? I know I hear a noise on my car and I figured it was plastic rubbing. Haven't gotten around to removing all the plastics yet.

 

[Grewzuff]

Well problem solved. Last night, with a flash light, I was searching in the wheel well and underneath around the suspension. This morning in better light I found a 6 inch stick wedged underneath between the front and rear door. . Nothing to see here move along.

 

[MerlintheMad]

Yes, I was right. Something you ran over stuck in the undercarriage. I feel sooo smart!